Sonix Nonprofit Discount & Pricing

Sonix is an AI-powered transcription and translation platform that automatically converts audio and video files into searchable, editable text in 40+ languages with speaker identification (diarization), timestamps, and collaborative editing tools—enabling nonprofits to make board meetings, interviews, training videos, and community events accessible, searchable, and reusable without manual transcription labor.

Sonix's core capabilities transform audio/video content into actionable text assets for organizations that need transcripts but lack time or resources for manual transcription. The automated transcription engine delivers 99% accuracy across 40+ languages including English, Spanish, French, German, Mandarin, Arabic, and Portuguese with speaker diarization that labels 'who said what' in multi-speaker recordings. The AI analysis tools generate summaries, action items, chapters, and themes from transcripts automatically. The translation feature converts transcripts into 50+ languages, creating multilingual accessibility from a single recording. The collaborative editor allows multiple team members to review, edit, and comment on transcripts in real-time with change tracking. The media player syncs transcript text with audio/video playback, highlighting words as they're spoken for easy verification and editing. The search functionality makes entire audio/video archives keyword-searchable—find any mention of a topic across hundreds of hours of content instantly. The export options include Word, PDF, SRT subtitles, VTT captions, and plain text with timestamps. The integrations connect with Zoom, Dropbox, Google Drive, OneDrive, YouTube, and other platforms for automated transcript generation. The multi-user workspace enables teams to share, organize, and collaborate on transcripts with folder structures and permission controls.

For nonprofits, Sonix addresses the accessibility, documentation, and knowledge management challenges faced by organizations that record important conversations but struggle to make that content usable: program teams can transcribe beneficiary interviews and community listening sessions to analyze needs and document impact without spending hours on manual transcription, development departments can convert donor conversations and board meetings into searchable records that inform strategy and ensure accountability, communications teams can repurpose webinar recordings into blog posts, social media content, and accessibility-compliant captions by starting with accurate transcripts, advocacy organizations can analyze public testimony, stakeholder interviews, and focus groups by searching transcripts for themes and extracting key quotes, training coordinators can make recorded training sessions accessible to deaf/hard-of-hearing participants and create translated versions for multilingual communities, volunteer managers can document oral history projects and community storytelling initiatives with accurate transcripts that preserve voices for archives, international nonprofits can translate board meetings, training videos, and program documentation into multiple languages to support global teams, grant writers can transcribe program staff interviews to extract compelling stories and data for proposals, research organizations can analyze qualitative interview data by searching transcripts for patterns across dozens of conversations, and all nonprofit organizations benefit from Sonix's up to 50% nonprofit discount on transcription services (based on volume)—making AI transcription 50-70% cheaper than manual transcription services ($10/hour standard vs. $50-100/hour for human transcribers), enabling nonprofits to increase accessibility, unlock insights from recorded content, and create multilingual resources without stretching limited budgets.